Snoqualmie Falls

The mountainous area about two and a half hours drive northeast of Seattle means "moon" in Indian language. The Snow Quarmi River is regarded as the source of life. The waterfall more than 80 meters high is also beautiful during the dry water period. The famous honeymoon resort hotel in North America is also located here. It is quite romantic.

Snoqualmi Falls (snoqualmie falls) Snowqualmi is Indian, meaning "moon". The waterfall is 270 feet away. The upstream water source is the snowy snow of the snowy mountains. The water source is rich and the water is flowing down year round. The attractions are free. This time I saw parking for $5, but the opposite parking lot is free. It takes about half an hour to drive from Seattle. There is a short Trail to go to the bottom of the valley and see the hydropower station and rivers along the way. In late autumn, the leaves of various colors are colorful. Because of Seattle's rainy climate, this is a temperate rain forest, the trees are also covered with moss, and small mushrooms can be seen, and Ganoderma lucidum is also very common.

Snoqualmi Falls is a place with a particularly good scenery. If the scale of the waterfall is definitely not comparable to the large waterfalls in China, but the whole place is beautiful and green. When summer comes, it is simply a natural air conditioner.

it was a relieving experience looking at snoqualmie falls. I shall return.

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Seattle Snow Qualmi Falls (Snoqualmie Falls) is located on the Snow Qualmi River between Snow Qualmi City and Fore City in Seattle, Washington. This is one of the most popular attractions in Washington State. The waterfall is not very big, but it is also wonderful. Snoqualmi Park has a two-acre park, observation deck, gift shop and famous waterfalls of up to 82.3 meters. There is also the most popular honeymoon resort in North America, Sailishi (The Salish Lodge). Free parking is about 200 feet from the viewing platform, and wheelchair-bound visitors can also board. Snowquarmi Valley was once a place where native Indians lived for generations, and Snowquarmi Falls were a source of culture, faith and spirit. There are two power plants. On Sunday afternoon, May 8, 2016, our family of seven drove to Snow Qualmi Falls. The Falls Park was very popular and the parking lot was full of vehicles for tourists visiting here. From the parking lot, cross the street overpass to the observation deck at the top of the waterfall. From the observation deck, there is a walking path to the Snow Qualmi River, which is where the generator sets are located. A wooden plank road along the riverside leads directly below the waterfall, and you can watch the landscape of the waterfall flying down the waterfall.